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History Month, we are exploring the complexity, bravery, and utmost historical significance of the Underground Welcome to Part II of our limited series on the Detroit region's pivotal role in the Underground Railroad Underground Railroad Self-Guided Tour Map, provided by the Detroit Greenways Coalition SURVIVING THE As discussed in Part I, the requisite secrecy for safely operating the Underground Railroad means that Rediscover, Rebuild, and Maintain the Underground Railroad's Routes.

History Month, we are exploring the complexity, bravery, and utmost historical significance of the Underground These black Americans journeyed along the disparate and illicit trail system called the "Underground Railroad was neither underground nor an actual railroad. Instead, the Underground Railroad grew organically from 1780 through 1861 as a series of interconnected The clandestine nature of the Underground Railroad was brilliantly crafted and absolutely warranted.

In honor of Black History Month, we published a two-part series on the Underground Railroad and its lasting While Detroit had the Underground Railroad codename of "Midnight," Amherstburg was referenced symbolically The legacy of Amherstburg's role as the "great landing place" in the Underground Railroad continues today

The underground operations of the Copperwood Mine would threaten the roots of the Porcupine Mountain's The mine would subject the Porcupine Mountains to heavy metal dust spewed up from hundreds of meters underground

like Huntington Place, the Detroit Princess Riverboat, Hart Plaza, the International Memorial to the Underground

Originating with Detroit's prominent position as a final stop on the Underground Railroad, our city's

American tribes, European fur trappers, and later a pathway to Canada for escaped slaves traversing the Underground

like Huntington Place, the Detroit Princess Riverboat, Hart Plaza, the International Memorial to the Underground

village and eventually the City of Dexter, complete with a rich history involving industrial mills, the Underground

American Civil War, the Detroit River represented the final stop - codenamed " Midnight " - on the Underground

like Huntington Place, the Detroit Princess Riverboat, Hart Plaza, the International Memorial to the Underground